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The quiet death of ADRs: Why investors no longer need Wall Street's window into India

Mumbai, April 10 -- It was past 10:30 at night in India when HDFC Bank announced that its part-time chairman Atanu Chakrabarty had quit, triggering a scramble in New York where traders dumped it... Read More


Record foreign selling of Rs.1.8 trillion in FY26 marks a deeper shift in overseas capital flows

New Delhi, March 31 -- For foreign investors backing Indian equities, the financial year 2026 was one they would rather forget. It was a period dotted with global disruptions, starting with US-led tar... Read More


Foreign investors' outflows in equities hit 34-yr high in FY26

Mumbai, March 31 -- For foreign investors backing Indian equities, the financial year 2026 was one they would rather forget. It was a period dotted with global disruptions, starting with US-led tariff... Read More


Gold's 9% crash puts investor appetite to the test

New Delhi, March 24 -- Gold's second-biggest single-day drop in about four years could set up the most decisive test yet for investor appetite in precious metals. Prices of the metal on the Multi Com... Read More


War slows IPOs, but startups keep bringing headquarters home

New Delhi, March 19 -- Even as several IPO-bound technology companies reassess launch timelines amid the war in West Asia, one critical element of their listing preparation-shifting their corporate do... Read More


Sensex logs one of its worst starts in decades. A valuation reset next?

New Delhi, March 17 -- Indian equities are off to one of their worst starts in decades in 2026, as rising oil prices amid the West Asia conflict threaten to weigh on corporate earnings. The Sensex has... Read More


War jitters revive demand for Reits after IT-driven sell-off

New Delhi, March 11 -- War never brings good news. But the West Asian geopolitical crisis has halted an information technology (IT) sector-led sell-off in domestic office real estate investment trusts... Read More


Why gold, silver aren't acting like safe havens this time

Mumbai, March 7 -- Geopolitical crises typically send investors into precious metals. The latest West Asia escalation initially followed that script: gold and silver jumped 5% and 9% on 2 March after ... Read More


Mint Explainer | Gold and silver aren't acting like safe havens this time-here's why

MUMBAI, March 6 -- Geopolitical crises usually trigger a predictable market reflex: investors rush into precious metals. The latest escalation in West Asia initially followed that script. Gold and si... Read More


SIP muscle reshapes India's IPO market as DIIs dictate valuations

New Delhi, Feb. 27 -- Domestic institutional investors (DIIs), led by mutual funds, are emerging as the decisive force in India's IPO market, reshaping how new listings are priced. Backed by relentles... Read More